Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, August seventh, twenty twenty-five.If you are looking for a true taste of summer, the Northwest Washington Fair kicks off today in Lynden and runs through next Saturday. This year’s fair is bigger than ever, featuring farm animals, live concerts, and those legendary carnival rides that delight kids and grownups alike. Today, educators get free admission in honor of Community Education Day, so if you work in a local school, this one is just for you. Get there early for the Demolition Derby, stick around for the new value menu offering meals and snacks for ten dollars or less, and don’t forget that the fair is partnering with WTA to offer free bus rides from anywhere in Whatcom County. If you’re planning ahead, the Country Shuffle dance party moves in this Saturday, and the rodeo takes over the grandstand Monday and Tuesday. For rock fans, ZZ Top headlines next Saturday night, but tickets for that are going fast.Back in Bellingham, the city has just rolled out new safety upgrades on Holly Street, so be mindful of changed crosswalks and watch for city crews putting on the finishing touches this week. You can always check out all the updates at the city website if you’re curious about traffic or want more details.Tonight, Bellingham is buzzing with local events to keep you entertained. Stones Throw Brewery in Fairhaven hosts trivia night starting at six, and their always-friendly patio welcomes furry friends and families alike. Tomorrow brings a jazzy evening with Tenderpile’s Smile Aisle, so if you’re in the mood for smooth sounds and social vibes, plan your weekend accordingly.Looking for activities outdoors? The Community Boating Center is throwing its Salty Social Wild Women Edition tonight from five thirty to nine. It’s a chance to get on the bay, meet new friends, and take in some fresh air after a long day.Seafood lovers, mark your calendars. Tonight from five to nine, stop by Zeeks Pizza for the SeaFeast Pint Night and claim your spot as the first in town to try the brand-new King Chaa-kos, a signature seafood creation launching in style.For families with kids, Whatcom Kid Insider lists a packed calendar. You’ve got swimming at Arne Hanna Aquatic Center, summer play days at local parks, art workshops at the Whatcom Museum, and open bowling at Park Bowl and 20th Century Bowl. For music lovers, Downtown Sounds fills the evening air downtown starting at five thirty—bring your dancing shoes.Finally, a piece of good news for the local college community. Western Washington University’s student magazine The Planet just won the national title for best ongoing student magazine, recognized for its environmental reporting and creative storytelling. Congratulations to everyone involved.That wraps up today’s snapshot of Whatcom County life. Whatever your plans, whether you are paddling, playing trivia, rocking out at the fair, or exploring a new restaurant, Bellingham is buzzing with things to do. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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